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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01
MANY CHEERS FOR CAPTAIN VILLlhM''


.pPLAVDED FROM THE BATTERY TO '"
sor.Rr-A SUCCESSFUL POLICE PARADE"
The display II power made by the LOW Po'
,ho marched up broadway yesterday afternoon wac
u oIc,,a,oI 70 intimidate Anarchists and to en-
sce hone for the stability of social order Ill INC
city. Fine weather for marching helped I" MAKE "o
annual parade Of the force this year ihos' CIV,
a,lr Crouds occupied the sidewalks at all points,
and apriauded the ranks Of Bluecoats IN m"'"
that showed a popular recognition of 'he soo' "'N
-, the force Superintendent Murray looked "on /"
&C., dress uniform at the head Of the marching coiu'
n Ria breast besides his gold shield Of Office he wore
Grand Army badge badge Of the Army Vi h fnp
potoInac and the badge Of honorable h cton, ing
he earned by the capture of the Astoria is|ac" a5
H. when he was captain Of the Oaks. squau,,
In advance Of the Superintendent was -.u@iiion ID
mounted policemen, clearing the way Oh ruchs anu
Tie marching force divided into five battail9nSs
each Of which contained 800 men and wa accom- d
"a s u VegImcnta band Inspectors Dilks, Byrnes ana
Steers and captains Mount and Copeland connlahueu
tbr battalions. A number Of the captains ana scr
geants i'm CO, mand of companies wore "Idhu hny
badges and balgcs Of honorable mention ,Sp.nin
EVAN carried n bouquet which somebody h@i u.p~ ,h
NY Kim 4 roll Of applause accompanied tho TENN
company of the third battalion from one EN- ~ d
,.utc 10 the other. Captain Williams staAeu III az
once If that company. Four patrol wagons, drawn
bv handsome teams, were In place between 'no
TSn Start was made from the Battery at 2 $50
H. NJ and after marching through Bros1 ,N,H anu
Eourth ave to Thirty rurhst and down ili,h u'o,
thc PROCESSION reached the reviewing stand In Mads01
square "A few minutes after 4 p m MaS or 0~ erc
The Police commissioners President Berknlah Oh tno
uu"o,I az Aldermen. Recorder Smyth. l'lice justice
Du,ry Controller IOcw, President BaNlcs OI inc Hc1
of Health. and number OF other cry officials. ~.
cheering at the stand for Captain Williams was ~
yrcaf ~ 10 cause much remark. SOmc of The cap
lain, friends said II might be taken a. rcDuhe ~
thn.c persons who have recently forced the fOllc:
Uoari to order an investigation OF charges against
him. , 1900, ,.,.. -, tho other
officials present wcrc invit~l 10 innrhc9h nt ,h
monico'- Comml--ioncr French announces ,h ht th
police Board paid for the "spreah anu UNA. NV
guests need moi fear that the city would 90 49,
nav tho bill Tho rcmark probably was intnnI i y
slam at Controller IOew, Wiz recently lci-u W P"s
I'm. for election night lunchcons al heanqual'cI,
Mayor Hewitt said he hoped none OF the rcpo,- III
newspapers about corruption In IN" P"iicc ~ paI," ~
was tric lie compmcnicd the commissioners u"
the fine appearance Of the force
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NFW.YOEK CITY.

The Commissioners Of Accounts tyesi'iday Al w
of the Dock Board stark was out OF ne ''' ~
TESTIMONY was tab
Mr.. Arnew william Wood and Dewitt j. Srhgnan "
committee from the of Education. wall hVl'e ""'
Hewitt attend the commencement exercises ''no y " w
College and Training school on June ~ ana 80
Al the annual meeting the New.YorN Mutual Ieeerhph
Company yesterday the former directors werereeec'eu
ont opposition John g. Moore. George T. h"Aer' ia, "
Russell sage George j. Could George H. Holt hStrls -
Fshnestock George Haven. George : scout "eoreo "
lam Raou and Charles T. The oil officers VIII poVA
bly, be reelected at meeting OF the board On filoa!'
Henry Hedor young iaborer OF NO l36 SNthsr J"npe
on the front platform Of a car at Avenue n an" '' -
yesterday morning while the car was III mV''oh i'' "
a W and near bong Killed Ills h'"" "N' =, =
one arm was broken. police sent him TO BeeNuc nus
pita. -,
examined tho Injuries the Brannic thnH tha' s'"'VV
will be- needed 10 put the vessel IN repair
oovernor H went back 10 Albany the 80 train yeser'
day morning
Tho Anchor Line steamship Anohora having Just been
.upp. with new boilers and triple expansion engines aver
.5 fourteen and Que half hour at trial trip hel'
ola the clyde yesterday she viii resume her pace ]" NV
Glasgow service sailing fof New York on June e.
Gilbert d. T. Nicol surveyor Beauties private secretary
wa. sworn In yesterday Deputy surveyor Of the Port '
4. native Of New Windsor y. v and forty az years "
lie wa. for several clerk IN the surog'"s once
under Gideon J. Tucker
pilot. Robert Vinee and " Qualcy Of pilot boat NO d
,t Ia Tic Pilot Commit oners yesterday that they hAo
sen fnr ma aien toved Perth Amhoy ueu"a
DUNN their loads ~ IN, .de ~ the mAiu ship channel
near The southwest spit on May 20
Tho Naval court OF Inquiry viii confene on tuesday 10 "
yestieste the collision the Celtic ana me hrAnu
II h. now said that the repairs to the britannia VIII cos
$4,000
Tie members - ne Cof.e Exchange YESTERDAY ''op'"
D., law making tr,dlug 100 turc. before d. w ana j"
la the Exchange Within hall MI" OF u puhi'h"o' ~
at. ~ FOR Zach offence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01

Coroner MISSIONER yesterday held inquest In the case OF
little Annie Brother who alleged by her father died
fron ssleet al the Infants Hospital on RandaIs lsah
The attainment Of the father Abraham Brother when mas
already published was read, and corobri,en o'
n.r ~ pr H. Heay. medical superb
H. ho.na sad that the mortality OF orphan children
At the hospital compared iavoriby WIN oihel @
vhr bottle fed Infants cared ~
tanty WAS 90 per In Rheims bSv In montreal 90
80 pbiIarlpha 100 In Boston, 80. At the Infants Hospia
ia ~. on 10 per cent Tor botteei and IS per cent for
nur.ed babies brs Henry Rogers and e. AW ehser ASST
anis AT The hospital and Mary Dexter aud Jua MURPHY
framed wo had OF the twins tesne! 70 tho
GOOD they had received The jury etuiheu Vol
Sc, ~, tbs sr.ot that died from malnutrton ana
lnauition Neglect was not proven
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wrsrCursrrR COUNTY.

pouT CursItR lohbern who Is employed "a Ahen
a,o iron foundry while attempting to get ON board tram
TO 20 10 mon cry had portion oi one loot cut oH by
ca wheel passing over H.
Wturr Pt .rNsJusiica Uykman yesterday handed down
Am IN brought 10y Patrick Mulou Receiver ot
Mc-tchcster. aCRfst IN" estate
Pierre orArd amounting Ia -ZuO Tor last
court oAtatc must
There being no that the city the Tee OF r Oh
In the u Westccster and Pelham taxes Aggt,gang
Nse mo- appasl collectors OF will therefore proceed
AZ once To collect back within the New PARK limit
s,xo at Sing Sing Prison for the month
Of Nav were Al 5O5 10; expenditures Of 50, l6S 10.
BEDroRp-On Sunday two memorial windows were pre-.
sopted 81: Matthews Church by Mrs A. ~ Kellogg. OF
this city understanding shat one should be memo
RAJ of her late hu sband, Ansel Nash Kellogg. AZ
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RETENUE FROM RAILROAD FRANCHISES

MAYOR HFWITTS URGENT LETTER 10 lhf ''"-
poRATIoN COUNSFG--MR. WICkES TO re HEARD
Assistant Corporation Counsel Mchcs tcad Sc9"r-
day IA the Rapd Transit Commission lcter rom
Nta,.r Hewitt 10 Corporation Counsel Lacombo, rcia-
tive 10 railroad franchises IA this city The Mayor
urge, that Tie city should receive the largest possible
ccycnuc from those franchises. and continues
e. believe that the value Of the franchise now ap
rIicd for can only bee properly measured by per
ccntacc uln the gross receipts Of the entire system
- elevated railroad. both Of the main line, which now
,,i.t and are now OPERATED and those extensions or
branches which are now proposed - be- consifu'U'''
f., lc opcrat.d h connection with the original main
lines. and / think that a fair anil reasonable conui'
tion 81 awarding thi- franchise would be thM 'h'Io
should be- a prompt annual payment INTO Tie CITY
Treasury 81 at lra~t per cent upon the gross j"
,,ipf- II tie person corporation enjoying inc
prfvIlrgc- / l,pc therefore, that You VIII maze
every effort which competent and intelligent rpr'
seutation " TN. subject win aforl, TO obtain rom
,. present RapI Transit Commissioners, A. c"udl
ton II awarding ihi- franchise, that 'le P'II''n vi
c.rl.r alton tu whom ~ hall ur a" aiN'' -"' man
.,,.i -, annual uat. euf into the city treasury
vr Wt.h.- a-ho,i tho tonui- -iou"r- y, TX Gay
D. hear him facts sud statistic when ~ nan P'
marcel AMI Iuur - wa- cN"-ru Mi. wen '".'
1ctlv tp co,s-ailou. called attention TO tho ia''
- ~ ,-. t.rl,n.-s conditions lti been impu-rd ON
I.. trc-ruf elevated rIpf-. ami r. Wa inc oplh'.
az &c aN department thri th" amor a'' an I",
,'..t..f f.r rfv amply hrfau-r y a'urTi mo- 'hai''
ir r.rr,ffun. Do" U,N company which iNr com
rl..l.n '"ld organize unl'r ihc Iail i'n
o....if Ne f.. n.lf ono competent 90 fi. ani u ''
,,I.f.rr management should D" ruf'Nrlf'l I' h"',
r. rr.no-.i extensions r." l"-s"c- % Pie I,",,
r.f. ft... v,nlI fo flc only prr-ons Who c'NH u'.
a., rruNf in hfllus I'm either 'tS" 'h'i' ""'''
ir uIN Nu" ltl.H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01

Tie eoiy q captain Alexander wsser - - csn' .'
nslvi Uuf 81 TIE N-iri ~ Nfii.A 80 -
,,rtav n 49, sui b. payers = D. se;h.ng. M.eArf
= case of 81 .lr u FOUL lIas !, unl kn"~n
water leusf tccrt rendered a ~
ro-t a. We. n which q hat there Ns 10 &c
i.,euv Ia tie 90 t-t csV@Ttment Mayor " -.
there e it.euci All inN e.
cifeu. ar indignant Tie sy"r tor ifoNns Snt WAT
tend To destroy The CIV
credit, ~ Navor George Retry met ACCOUNTANT Ifc'e OF
sunday attempted TO strke him WIN cane at'
that he the tathef 81 tAr
the Water. apartment The IL Mayot ,so -
All hias kgusTi HE ArIAN - the sA %
the city and further Developments arc cAtec1od-
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WHAT'S GOING on TO-DAY.

American Jockey Club races, jerome PARK Zoop II"
Trial % Jacob Sharp before Judge barrett
Cutting reference before Referee toe II a. III
UanR ing O Disque Jersey city. $4,000. cona,e
American Tract society special meeting M""s"" 'f
church ,., .,o..ir,s
Board of Education. T. m.
Lillian Russell & 80 before Referee halna"p'
Hotel men = meeting Ashland House, y IN
New York Boston baseball match. Polo 'iouh'- t,rca
Meeting relative To women IN RroohNn boaiu Va '
tion Long Island Historical iIan, T. m O. M
Lecture by Patrick J. T. lyman, cooper thloh Q y A
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T1OrGUr THEY MUST BE ALDERMEN.

The usual deoorous quiet Of the Aston House rotInda
was slightly disturbed yesterday afternoon by party of
men who stood at the bar and had evidently extended
their holiday beyond its legal limits. visitor from the
rural districts sitting at a lunch counter lie ha4
disnoscd OF bowl Of clam chowder and plate OF pork
and baked beans. each In about ten minutes. and
strawberry shortcake in something less than Two
minutes and half when catching the sound OF hilarty
and CHANGING moment at the drinkers lie turned to the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01

Mann. Krs.trm,1. wax .ui eraeaioi Hebrew, NAe
f,r over v~sr Ia. b.n suffering nom consumption 'n'
.t -s,aso appeared 30 the fssev Nsset FOL 60 CONT
against Hugh Rafferty,. bg. cor
'. b. ft ioo.iuS property owner ht'ntt,oat I've, Al
rs.,~..f Rs~sftY lives IN No ll-. opp-'-lte
an II as krouftsn aru.e nom hi- hi an vent T. ITO,
phftfu fresh ar m thr shall" htf
,ii..-.t .ne out ~. house and without any
.fnu rd beat kreutyntn IN a brutal manner,
of which soulpn lei u return To Ills
+ fu.tee Murray hclt RAFFERTY, N 500 bal Tor thai
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HOME Ne VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

RIM /renvs Botel-srnaor A. Garland OF Ma nsr"ad
ex Governor J. Gregory smith, OF elnoh' ~ 49, mn
John D. Herman. OF Albany MuI,T
Hot,i- Governor & Iornshury and Judge Nathanlei
ms Of and Judge Hoyt IL Wheeler
ommerce Commissioner AldsceF Walker ana
Rednclf OF Vermont WtnnfT noe ~
php 81 George Cooke U. Army Hamilton
Albany and commodore John = Dickerson 5Jo,,s,
Uots,-J Malcolm Forbes. OF Boston 49,. ItoT 49,
Railroad Commissioner Isaac v Iaser' IL o, n' 81
Ne,r Iork Ho,- Judge W wallace. OF SYiaruso 80
Jam,s Lof,i-I ientenant william H. schuetze
Jnrk 1r,nus Hsfri-Judge William strong VI o, n
ION Uof,I Brnnsuick- tolumbus X. Cummlnes' Vi ~"
80 H,iy,d,r, H0use-FTederick MitterwurLeI.
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oTJIy, SOLpArFAIR PRICFE

There gathering OF dv goods men rom al par,
urtry At the auction sale OF quilts at tho rooms OF
,,,r- uoruot { co. Nos. "a and 80 hito 81. yesi'r
s, There were Of crochet honeycomh AMI Thie
, ,r.i narcotics uuns Bidding VAS spirited and the
GU ~ lor wlhtu per cent what th.y would bring at
T,I.I or private \ tc over t.uouVo ~ cover hr
- , H.. al. Tie goods we're the ast % the STOCK ot
lie ars Manufacturing company aud were sofa by orde' o
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TANPERING WITH THE POLICE LIST&

MIR. M'CLAyE SUGGESTS THAT THERE Is TOO MC'h
DEMOCRATIC CONTROL VISIBLE.
The Police Board had meeting yesterday to consider
the eligible lists of sergeants and roIndsmen who want
70 be promoted but no action was taken except to sehd
the ls,s hack IN the civil Service Examining Board Tor
revision A warm discussion resulted from message
sent nv Secretary Phillips OF the Examining Board re-
auasng the return OF the lists Commissioner hcOlNe
did not any further tamperlng With the isis ana NC
erpressed his Opnion that the Civil eeryice folks were
too much under Democratic control TO carry ON aCV
Service reform in the promotion Of policemen In Macn
tho Police Board after many months Of sqabbng, per
mitted number OF sergeants and roundsmen 70 enter
competitive examinations Under an anenucu ruic to
missioner NoOrhs in April. named several captains anu
over twenty sergeants he examined. only tho men
named by the full Board have been eXamiheI ana MI
Voorhis has claimed that his candidates should he exam
ued before the eligible lists are acted on ny the foce
Board His objection. said led to the recall OF INC
lists Yesterday The sergeanis who were returned as en-
gble for promotion Ia be captains received the iooWlns
marks In the examinations 100 being the perfect marx:
william w Mel aughlin 90 80; Nicholas Brooks. % :
A r. Warts g932, Edward slevin So Thomas Farley,
81 ~. Thomas Reilly. 1871 william Thompson. esoi 10
siah A. Westervet sO2: Timothy Sreeden ~; not
ton g7.48; Edward Carpenter 974b Phlp cassidy "'<'
The who were considered worthy OF promouoh W
be sergeants were:
Roundsmon T. Bowie. 9a.}0; J. J. Harley. 9Hg3; G. le'
man gs Is; ]. J. Mcsweeny 9S II J. McDermott ~ g. -
Pies- 20; j. D. Icrlihy. 97G2 W Dean 9It2 r. Dacn
as -: Rnrns az 90 J. Wicgaud % so O. Bach. 9G 06
II Aiken rs %; NJ H. Foady 80 +. Lnderman 95 81
II II alpin 81; W. Hogan. 81 81. j. G. Brnsh "o5s;
Dohcrtv. 9557i ". H. lasson 9S6l H. "ei'e 'o'f'' .
campbell 95.l2: ". J. Knox S1.o'
lis likely that the eligible lists will be made larger
after Mr. Voorhss candidates have been examined INC
captains In the for the inspcctorship nave nov ~
reared before civil Service Board yet Atter thc re-
Tee Board meeting yesterday IL was saiI tnat 'he
lock on the subject OF promotions might last several
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01

CAx,RsIH Frederick Kuli ALA Dutch Fred tecse,
character. made tee uns9cc's~tu attempts 10 sho e.
BE- inquired into
MtxlolA-Ihe annual meeting OF the Queens County Men
cal >oc let for he Officers held Al Areson
uoI YESTERDAY The Glowing officers we're elected; ftc'
dent nr H. Bogart. vice president Dr. w /. 'N'iioh
secretary anu treasurer. III. G. g. J. tlhn.
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The Board OF Education will take action to-day toward
orsaniling q new evening high school To he opened
next winter the east side 81 The city Grammar Schoo
No 70 AT Hester and Norfolk ats. has been selected for
tho ne, school and all the Instructors will be appointed
~, m. Rn,rl This month Jacob T. BOYLE, the principal
~ fhn evening hieh school BOO Thirteenth a. AMI also te
,ciuaI n Grammar school 40 -. n is said, VIII Doe
appointed 10 the ncW high school and several OF Tue
rsrucfnr- ~ the Thirteenth - school VIII also Ie
rsf,rrel 10 the uv school o aid iu it, Organizations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01

,,o- With. " Aldermen chr The waiter assured nun
that with all the evil that spoken o, tne so ood et Of
mTn 40 hnsiness men would let them alone ana NOT
, ~ hrhe item fhe countryman looked puzzled
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sr.rrrty w.SgIycT0y SorARR

II proposed Nv President Borden OF he Park Depart
ment to cvo site IN Washington square for tho statue OF
Garibadi which the Italian residents OF Newfork ar" 10
nre.e, In the city II will the nrst statue 10 have place
In the square auA be unveiled this month The italian
visitors expected To be present al thc c
ercses which Italian organizations rom All parts OF mo
will participate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01

the presona alton the Rev. Lea Iuquer said OF MT NJ
iogr IL was A hug know such man anu ueeP
grief 10 part him. devoted huspan o'ns ,s
4 Arm friend Keen ~ art and Hu-h an numvc
Christiau he viii always i've In the memory OF NOSE VIZ
INV hn IA lie remembered example OF lndomttSe
perseyeran e answering pro0iiy delicate sens'oe 1
lnying gen lleness'
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INCOMING STEAMER
SHIPPING NEWS.
popr OF NETWORK .........TUEsDAY, MAY 81. 1887
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Steamer Spain r GrGtl LiyeTPGSl NAY iSr 49, Queens
in May s g. T s EsT fs ss aad
esr Bgsns Bremen a My rs Go mp
steamer CaTibe Br Evans BaG May II Carlisle
Bay Is Mix river IA Port imon ~ WITH mdse 10 fn for
wood CO. AIveS at h 2 Bar a s days. with fruit to
Gomez Pea.a Arrived At the Bar at noon a. with ,odse
TO s Sam Raeg Tcrhune Key IL days with lumber
s, Fisher savannah2 days with mdso
and rneacior chichester Wilmington 3day with
" Steamer oano. couch Newsand Vest Point
Va with md passenger. To Old Dominion IS 20 ~
Steamer LieanOa, Bragg. Portland, with mise 10 hOrauo
is snp Nuova Eeauora Maro taD ouarto Marseiles SO
day. with mdsc to order; vessel to Parker CO. och iran
ship cumberland OBJ Men ell london 81 lays WIN ron
cement and empty barrels TO ORDER vessel TO "hicS
Rsk Antonio d Abunlo HtaD Cammarota carthagena 60
days with mdse to order vessel 70 unC SaTs With md.e
to order vesse. funcn. Edge & Co , !, ,av. with
.urar and moisse. to Armstrong vessel to a'ton
naT GacTa (Br watson Trinidad 10 lays with sugar
10 rG ,Ini Haskell Cicuiucgos % days, via elaTare
Bfcakwacr with sugar 10 Perkins < WEIGH Ves'o' 10 "''
BARK Mcrarpnd saF@ 2 10 days. with
sugartoJ ebaos 60 yese 10 s - DAYS, with sugar
,oordcr vessel wayden & Co ,.-,,,, n dav. with
sgar To- Tcado Gibcra Co: vessel TO IL winchester
s,rk sarah Doe Mcdonald Gbaa Il days with sugar 10
Mar 8aTs Nm II piet1 Hooper lays with molA''e'
10 - Hmsinck 4 60. vessel TO swan SON N ,a. with
n Bars RS, the the t a2 ' tow 0f steamer aleis
hrs PspS TS, co. yessr To- Funch Edge Co
Rrig ilin Br slneye Dcmerara - days VII" sugar l"
VIZ no@ cto Harrison iIavanall days with moias'es
,oB Il Ilowri Co vessel 10 VI ! PcNcrins 20
sclr Amanda Brl Bcthei , .yan1 II 1.y "'" "o''''
! S,lr carrie Bouuel Natalie s'n BIAS - "'''' VAN ~ ~
So .1 ,o on Ss yea ys.. % to All M@sa,S
sUNSET-At ~aaly Hoos ~nd ir'si' l. c'ou'y' 'N'''
/ Island Wind fresh Isl cloudy
/ Arrived Yesterday
steamer Frec'i,c Ri Ilolrc catana Nav pa =.
mo. & Co Arrived - % Bar Al j. q in a. .... 20
steamer Nosfori i' 'Iosby iinA Apt,' -
Palermo la, Gibraltar - WtA "asc I" i~'"l'A'' "'''
. tto Arrived 80 tle Bar a. -.sup 90. -. ..,
mt'" al Nm H., 1rrr otfor,,n go tavs with iron
R.r. iu, - No. ~losy. BNnoa 35 lays with IRON orc
% ..a ' ', la. Ai"a II >luccnt CYL AprI %, with
stone To- order. vessel 10 Lawrence, Giles q 90.
CLEARED
steamer Bucnav,ntura spin i"'fna''' LONDON
steiner ,,,. or..n nr. Bentley, Liverpool VIA queens
> - t.s. A'loN 'Nor h.ar. I-ga,ol Gomez <
~.'.r ,,..4.-,. ri.,t Ci,s.,-'oaaaa Ter'.n''na-"a
,,.,..,r ,,,,.lce Ecmrron. savannah Henry YONG,
~f....,r sl,4uiarre kelley. Newport News an! Ne''
~,arr .. '.,s1ac l,o, norfolk and Newport News
steamer ,aa,e BIT Wool aam.'e- , N1 -'.
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rur r,rrorrvry1SA Ar rHE sr0cR EXCHANGE

THE TNFROVEnENTS At THE SfOth EAfHAN"h'
The scaToding in the Broad II. portion Of the stock
Exchange has removed and yesterday the members
for the first time were able To see the results Oh inc
alterations which have been IN progress since N' la
TN, ful effect was marrcd. however by the fact that
STAGING had been erected In the main room LOT w,
purpose NJ changing the decorations 80 lhal lney VIA
much lighter In tone and with the direct Hght IN INC
Broad ~ wing will make the room loic hEi'eapc .
hi.ncs- way as we'll perhaps to the artistic eye. Ivy
officers " the exchange not bchindhand IN eNto
ling the partial revelation OF their Work an
,hrr pronses that the whole should DE finished WITHIN
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01

FtTaLTALL OLA DISTRICT MESSENGER BOY.
The boy Of the young taken from Newark Bay near
the Central Brgo Sunday identified yesterday az
that OF Samuel W. Duncan. aye nineteen, messenger EN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01

,,,v, h. American District Telegraph ConpanSyio at
at No IS Veseys He fell from the fai hr,sge Tie
20 10 boart IL dropped through tno a., =, re not
r"lieee ~ re trying mud his brothers yesteroH' WV
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